Xero OAuth2 .Net SDK

This code is generated from the openapi-generator based on Xero OpenAPI 3.0 Specification

Current release of SDK with OAuth2 support

Version Xero-NetStandard SDK only supports OAuth2 authentication and the following API sets.

• accounting
• identity

Coming soon

• bank feeds
• projects
• payroll
• files
• fixed asset
• xero hq

How to handle OAuth 2.0 authentication & authorization?

We have built Xero OAuth 2.0 Client. Check out Xero.NetStandard.OAuth2Client

To learn more about how our OAuth 2.0 flow works and how to use the OAuth 2.0 client, check out our Xero developer blog post: Up and running with .NET and Xero OAuth 2.0

Looking for previous SDK with oAuth 1.0a support?

Codebase, samples and setup instructions located in oauth1 branch.

Getting Started

Create a Xero App

Follow these steps to create your Xero app

• Create a free Xero user account (if you don't have one)
• Use this URL for beta access to oAuth2 https://developer.xero.com/myapps
• Click "New app" link
• Enter your App name, company url, privacy policy url, and redirect URI (this is your callback url - localhost, etc)
• Agree to terms and condition and click "Create App".
• Click "Generate a secret" button.
• Copy your client id and client secret and save for use later.
• Click the "Save" button. You secret is now hidden.

Installation

Use Nuget to download the package

	dotnet add package Xero.NetStandard.OAuth2
	dotnet add package Xero.NetStandard.OAuth2Client

or using the Package Manager Console inside Visual Studio

	Install-Package Xero.NetStandard.OAuth2
	Install-Package XXero.NetStandard.OAuth2Client

or you can download the source code from https://github.com/XeroAPI/Xero-NetStandard and compile it by yourself.

To get started there are a few main classes.

• The AccountingApi class
• XeroOAuth2

The AccountingApi class is not coupled to the OAuth2 class, so feel free to use your own.

To get started you will just need two things to make calls to the Accounting Api.

• xero-tenant-id
• accessToken

Build the login link

	XeroConfiguration xconfig = new XeroConfiguration();
    
	xconfig.ClientId = "yourClientId";
	xconfig.ClientSecret = "yourClientSecret";
	xconfig.CallbackUri = new Uri("https://localhost:5001") //default for standard webapi template
	xconfig.Scope = "openid profile email files accounting.transactions accounting.contacts offline_access";
    
	var client = new XeroClient(xconfig);
	
	//build login link
	Console.WriteLine(client.BuildLoginUri());
	
	//In the example app, I've used the config via appsettings so it becomes:
	var client = new Xero.NetStandard.OAuth2.Client.XeroClient(config.Value, httpClientFactory);

From here the user will be redirected to login, authorise access and get redirected back

On the way back you will get a parameter with code and state

• code
• state

	XeroConfiguration xconfig = new XeroConfiguration(); 
    
	xconfig.ClientId = "yourClientId";
	xconfig.ClientSecret = "yourClientSecret";
	xconfig.CallbackUri = new Uri("https://localhost:5001") //default for standard webapi template
	xconfig.Scope = "openid profile email files accounting.transactions accounting.contacts offline_access";
	
	var client = new XeroClient(xconfig);
	
	//before getting the access token please check that the state matches
	await client.RequestAccessTokenAsync(code, "yourState");
    
	//from here you will need to access your Xero Tenants
	List<Tenant> tenants = await client.GetConnections();
    
	// you will now have the tenant id and access token
	foreach (Tenant tenant in tenants)
	{
		// do something with your tenant and access token
		//client.AccessToken;
		//tenant.TenantId;
	}

To refresh your token. Just call the refresh

	xeroClient.RefreshTokenAsync(xeroToken); //use the latest token you have

	//Here is a full example using a webapi
	[HttpGet]
	public async Task<ActionResult> Index(string code, string state)
	{
		var client = new XeroClient(config.Value, httpClientFactory);
		var xeroToken = (XeroOAuth2Token)await client.RequestXeroTokenAsync(code);
		TokenUtilities.StoreToken(Environment.MachineName, xeroToken);
		return RedirectToAction("Invoices", "Accounting");
	}

To setup the main API object see the snippet below

	var AccountingApi = new AccountingApi();
	var response = await AccountingApi.GetInvoicesAsync(accessToken, xeroTenantId);
	
	Console.WriteLine(AccountingApi.GetInvoices().ToJson();)

TLS 1.0 deprecation

As of June 30, 2018, Xero's API will remove support for TLS 1.0.

The easiest way to force TLS 1.2 is to set the Runtime Environment for your server (Tomcat, etc) to Java 1.8 which defaults to TLS 1.2.

License

This software is published under the MIT License.

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